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A stack trace is not an error stack. The GP was lamenting the fact that a 3rd party package is required to create error stacks, not stack traces.
by fidget 10y ago
A stack trace is not an error stack. The GP was lamenting the fact that a 3rd party package is required to create error stacks, not stack traces.
- nialo 10y agoOut of curiosity: what's the difference between an error stack and a stack trace?
- tptacek 10y agoI'm unclear on whether they mean "errors with stack traces attached" (trivially available) or "errors that are stacks of errors" (requires small third party library". If the latter: fair enough, but it's not as if that's a common feature of other mainstream languages.